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E-9520T by Gateway

  • 10/01/06

E-9520T by Gateway

E-9520T by Gateway

GATEWAY’S E-9520T tower server has enhanced functionality and redundancy features, including an optional remote-control KVM (keyboard, video, mouse). Users can incorporate both SAS (serial attached small computer system interface) and SATA II (serial advanced technology attachment) hard drives in the same system. The E-9520T also has room for up to 7.5 terabytes or 10 drives of internal storage, and up to two dual-core Intel Xeon 5100 Series CPUs combined with the latest Intel 5000P chipset and FBDIMM (fully buffered dual in-line memory module). Price:$2,099.

 

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